The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-16

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New York, and Havcrhill, Massachusetts, re-
port violent wind stormr, accompanied by the
heaviest down-poar of rain experienced in
years. At Saratoga It ended with o fall Of
hailstnncs, some Of which measured an inch
to IN inch and a half in diameter. The storm
resulted in great destruction to crops and
forests. H-uses were unroofed and many
barns blown down, willie Others were struck
by lightning and burned. Several persons
were picked up and carried considerable dis
tances, and at Worcester, Amos Cornell was
dssned against a barrel and killed. At Haver.
hill several persons were partially paralyzed
by a strnkp of lightning.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., Sept. Gov. Aiken
of South Carolina, died at his residence at
Flat b ck, N. e., on Wednesday. He was
governor of south Carolia 10 1884, and con.
gresham from. 1851 to 1857 b. was the
largest stare. holder in the state before the
war. He consistently opposed notification
ind occasion and took no part in politics
after leaving congress.
BcsroN, Sept. 6.-The recent importation
into thi. port FROM Ireland Of five femsle
spinners by Ross, Trrner & Co., manufacture
era Of Irvine, thread, etc. has resulted in q
suit bv the United States against the firm for
violation Of the United States statute prohib
tting the Importation Il foreign labor. The
penalty % $1,000 in each case.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IAN important gath
ering vi Catholic prelates met here today to
discuss plans for a new Catholic unworthy.
Washington City was selected as the cite.
Plans were presented and adopted and 1t was
resolved to begin work during the present
fall. Rev. DR.. Keane, bishop of Richmond,
was elected first rector. It is said that g..
000. 900 will be required to build and place an
university on q solid basis. About 10000
,as been secured including 100000 donated
y Mrs. Caldwell.
PATERSON, N. j., Sept. IA are started
tuie morning In Joseph Jsckson's silk mills,
in q part of the Grant locomotive. works
building, and soon communicated to every
part Of the building Of the Grant works, Of
which nothing remains but the erecting shop,
foundry and part OF the new machine shop.
The less is estimated at $4,000. Six hun.
bred hands are thrown out Of employu emit.
TOLEDO. Sept. 7.-Tc-night was devoted to
. natural gas jubilee in lonor Of the arrival Of
the new fuel in Toledo from the Hancock and
Wood county ields BY pipe lires. Ez.Presi-
dent Hayes wa the orator Of the occasion. !.
DIES MoINEs, sept-6.
The state fair Tueeday had beautiful
weather and the attendance IL estimated ct
5000. The special feature Of the day was
the reunion Of old soldiers, ahout 1000 being
Ion the grounds. speeches were made By
Gen. futile, ex-Speaker Head and others,
and steps we're taken to grange for . perma-
nsnt orgsnizauon Of old soldlers to meetdur.
ing air week annually.
BALTIMORE, eept.6
The residence OF Cardinal Gibbons WAS rob
bed Saturday Of two valuable rings, one Of
which wasa present from Pope Leo.
New YoRK. Sept. s.
Alettsr was received Tuesday BY the m lyor
and board OF aldermen from Nre. Cleveland,
IN which she declines the invitsiouto make
the presentation Of aagsto the IRE depart.
ment. 1eSo bases her dec,instion upon htr
unvtilingness to assume that she, &c the wife
OF the pfesident, ought not to p~aftdpate. %.
prominently In . public ceremony in which
the president took no part.
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created ON tho ialandso % sAlssp.! iat hs Dsitie
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